داغي dāg̠ẖ-ī P adj. Spotted, stained. داغي کرنا dāg̠ẖī karnā, 1. To stain, spot. 2. To blemish.

دبلاٴي dublā-ī S̱. (दुर्बलता or दौर्बल्य) s. f. Thinness, leanness, meagreness.

دوکهـ दोष dokh̤ S s. m. A crime, a fault, blame, vice, blemish. See دوس dos.

دهوليانا dhauliyānā H (from دهول dhaul) v. a. To thump, to box, to slap, to cuff.

دقيقه daḳīḳa A s. m. 1. A minute, a moment of time. 2. Any thing small, a particle, a subtile question, a trifling business.

دهشت dahshat A s. f. Fear, fright, terrour, dismay, dread, awe, alarm. دهشت انگيز dah- shat-angez, Horrible, terrible, hideous. دهشت ديني dahshat denī, To frighten, terrify, alarm. دهشت زده dahshat-zada, adj. Panick-struck, terrified, alarmed, frightened. دهشت ناک dahshat-nāk, adj. Alarming, fearful, terrified, frightened, afraid. P. A. دهقان dihḳān (from ده dih, Village, and خان Lord: Kām. ap. Gol.) s. m. A villager, husbandman, a head man of a village. A. P. دهقاني dihḳān-ī, s. m. f. 1. A villager, a hus- bandman, countryman, peasant, rustick. 2. Agriculture, the profession of a husbandman.

دکال dukāl A (from दुर् Bad, and काल Season) s. m. (dakh.) Famine: see قحط ḳaḥt̤.

ديوالي देवालय देव A god, and आलय A house dewālai S. s. m. A temple of idols.

ددهار dudhār S̱. (from دودهـ) adj. Giving milk, milch.

درند darand P. or darind, part. act. (of دريدن Tearing; (adjec- tively) Rapacious, fierce, ravenous; (subst.) Ravenous beast, beast of prey.